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Samuel L. Jackson returns as Lee Washington in the official teaser for Taylor Sheridan’s Frisco King, which premieres on Paramount+ on Friday 18 December.
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Samuel L. Jackson returns as Lee Washington in the official teaser for Taylor Sheridan’s Frisco King, which premieres on Paramount+ on Friday 18 December.
Brian Tyree Henry and Janelle Monáe lead the voice cast in the official trailer for Bass X Machina, Netflix’s adult animated steampunk western, arriving on 3 November.
Ranbir Kapoor’s Rama faces Yash’s Ravana in the new English trailer for Ramayana: Rise of a Legend, which opens in UK cinemas on Thursday 5 November.
Romeo Beckham makes his on-screen debut alongside Paul Kircher and Guillaume Canet in the official trailer for Pierre-Ange Carlotti’s tennis drama Forty Love.
Matheus Nachtergaele returns as Cenoura in the trailer for season two of City of God: The Fight Rages On, streaming on HBO Max from Sunday 8 November.
Tom McLaren plays a Christmas-obsessed husband whose kidnap plot spirals out of control in the official trailer for Ralph’s Perfekt Christmas, on Screambox from 3 November.
Russell T Davies reveals Ncuti Gatwa’s lost Doctor Who series, plus Red Rising, Thunderbirds, Welcome to Derry, Clayface and The Batman Part II.
Star Trek’s 60th-anniversary documentary reaches UK cinemas on 21 October and Ghosts arrives on 23 October, plus new horror, Hulu’s Durango and Lizard Music.
Fantasia Barrino and Tank lead a cast of gospel greats in the official trailer for Tyler Perry’s The Gospel of Christmas, on Netflix from 11 November.
Marvel maps out its next shows, horror revisits The Beyond, and Doctor Who looks towards a new era in our 9 October briefing.
Kazuo Ishiguro says he and Tim Burton developed an original film idea together. The project is early, with no title or release date announced.
Peter Rice will take charge of Netflix’s worldwide film and television slate on 26 October as Bela Bajaria leaves the company.
Zendaya joins Alex Garland, the Prince Charles Cinema secures its future, and Ralph Fiennes takes on Henry Cecil in today’s eleven-story Screen Wrap.